Plug-in lamp that's 'even more beautiful in real life' has 20% off
A delighted Dunelm shopper said: 'Looks lovely, good quality and easy to install. Would recommend.'
Dunelm shoppers have been singing the praises of a stylish wall lamp that's said to be really easy to install. The Churchgate Harby Plug In Wall Light is making the installation process a lot simpler for a lot of buyers due to its dangling cord that can be plugged into a socket, and doesn't require any more complex wiring from an electrician.
It's usually priced at £40 per light, but the retailer is currently hosting a sale that takes the price down to £32. The lights are designed with an attractive white ceramic glazed head and finished in an antique gold metal.
For those worried about an ugly wire dangling down, the lamp comes complete with a white twisted cable that looks a lot more stylish than a typical wire. Dunelm isn't the only retailer stocking this type of plug in light. Lighting Direct's Twiga Wall Light comes in black, for those who prefer a darker interior style and is also slightly cheaper at £31.99.
It does come with a three-year guarantee too for added peace of mind. Elsewhere, those who really hate having any visible wires on show might find more luck at retail giant Amazon where it sells some battery-operated wall lights.
The Rechargeable Wireless Wall Sconce Set of 2 are £49.99 and while they do require recharging, Amazon says the battery will typically last for 40 hours on low brightness and 18 hours on maximum. The set handily comes with two E27 rechargeable bulbs too, to save extra expense.
Back to the Dunelm light, one buyer said: "Amazing quality and really adds a premium feel to the bedside. Added these to a room refresh for a beachy look and feel and the quality is great. We've had lovely comments already and love the look."
Another added: "Looks lovely, good quality and easy to install. Would recommend."
A third went on: "These look lovely in the picture but they are even more beautiful in real life! Easy to install."
Despite the vast majority of shoppers giving a high rating and the product averaging 4.7 stars out of 5 from 148 reviews, there have been a couple of issues pointed out. One buyer pointed out: "Really nice lamps but was disappointed when it came with silver coloured screws, especially as they are on the wall plate and are seen. Otherwise I like the lamps. I think they are more of a cream than a white."
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